John Fredrick Parker
Donor
Here's what I'm thinking -- say Ceasar loses at Pharsalus, and Egypt remains a Roman puppet state (not province); Antipater (Herod's dad) as Pompey's ally still becomes king in Judea et el.
Where does the Jewish nation go from there, up to the time of (OTL birth and life of) Jesus? Can a similar Jewish sect still emerge, and how far could it get with a less centralized/authoritarian Rome? To start, there probably won't be an imperial census that, otl, was the reason Jeshia was born in Bethlehem...
Where does the Jewish nation go from there, up to the time of (OTL birth and life of) Jesus? Can a similar Jewish sect still emerge, and how far could it get with a less centralized/authoritarian Rome? To start, there probably won't be an imperial census that, otl, was the reason Jeshia was born in Bethlehem...
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